Illustrate the mass spectrum of ammonia (gas) ionized by electron impact (EI) using 70 eV electrons...

Illustrate the mass spectrum of ammonia (gas) ionized by electron impact (EI) using 70 eV electrons

and Illustrate the spectrum for 12 eV electrons.

What form of NMR might be used to characterize ammonia?

Illustrate and label the NMR spectrum and list some of the principal characteristics of NMR spectroscopy as a qualitative and quantitative analytical method

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